Officer Cordell is a man of many talents, and an expert marksman at shooting down violent criminals who simply won’t give up the easy way. Throughout your police career at The Precinct, you’ll amass a fine collection of firearms ranging from pistols to rifles and shotguns.
Here is how you’re able to unlock every single weapon in The Precinct and have the full armory at your disposal.
Unlock All Weapons in The Precinct
You start off with a revolver, stun gun, and the trusty baton, but to unlock more guns, you’ll need to level up your rank by earning XP. Not every rank unlocks a new weapon, but even after a few shifts, you’ll have a decent collection. Here is every gun in The Precinct and what the level requirements are to unlock each.
The game does not have a currency, and you can simply add the gun you have unlocked to your loadout. However, you do need a weapon slot, and you can’t just carry every single gun at the same time.
Where To Access Guns in the Precinct
While you’re at The Precinct, you can change your equipment by visiting theArmorycounter next to the interrogation room and the helipad staircase.
Ideally, you want to change the equipment before you leave The Precient.
Similarly, while you’re out in the world, approach the trunk of your Patrol vehicle, and you’ll be given the option to change equipment as well.
Since a lot of dynamic incidents can happen in Averno city, it’s always nice to visit your trunk to change equipment depending on the situation and restock ammo when required.
Unlock Equipment Slot in The Precinct
As you earn more upgrade points, you can unlock an additional equipment slot from the combat skill tree, so you can carry one extra weapon. The skill you’re looking for is called “Additional Holster“.
Overall, there is a nice variety of weapons in The Precinct, allowing players to mix and match different loadouts to their liking. I haven’t found the shotguns to be all that exciting since you’re almost always in cover during combat scenarios. Unlocking a rifle and the improved pistol should be a priority.
Ali Hashmi
Ali has been writing about video games for the past six years and is always on the lookout for the next indie game to obsess over and recommend to everyone in sight. When he isn’t spending an unhealthy amount of time in Slay the Spire, he’s probably trying out yet another retro-shooter or playing Dark Souls for the 50th time.
